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2. Remove static electricity from clothing
Static electricity can be an awkward problem, especially during dry winter months. Aluminium foil can help remove static electricity from your clothes. Just throw a ball of crumpled foil into the dryer with your laundry. When the clothes fall, the foil removes the static electricity that accumulates, leaving your clothes free to adhere. It is a reusable and chemical-free alternative to softening sheets.
3. 3. Improving the efficiency of the radiator
During the coldest months, maximising the efficiency of your radiator can help reduce heating costs. By placing a sheet of foil of aluminum foil behind the radiator, you can return the heat to the room rather than letting it escape through the walls. For better results, use a strong aluminium foil and make sure that the glossy side is facing outwards. This simple trick can help you keep your home warmer and more energy efficient.
4. Protecting pie crusts from combustion
Cooking a pie to perfection can be tricky, especially when it comes to preventing the crust from burning. Aluminium foil can be used to protect the edges of your pie crust. Simply cut a strip of foil and wrap it on the edges of the crust before placing the pie in the oven. This will protect the crust from direct heat, allowing it to cook evenly without burning.
5. Cleaning silverware with foil and sodium bicarbonate
The tarnished silverware can be restored to its former glory using aluminum foil and sodium bicarbonate. Line a dish in the burning foil oven, shining side upwards, and place your silverware on it. Sprinkle sodium bicarbonate on the silverware and pour hot water into the dish until the items are submerged. The chemical reaction between aluminium foil and sodium bicarbonate will remove tarnishing, leaving your sparkling clean strait shop.
6. Creation of a makeshift funnel
Do you need a funnel, but you don't have it? Aluminium foil can be cast into a makeshift funnel in a matter of seconds. Simply take a sheet of foil and shaped into a cone, ensuring that the tip is narrow enough to fit into the opening of the container. This temporary funnel is perfect for transferring liquids or dry goods without causing damage.
7. Scouring pans and stoves
Stubborn food residues on saucepans and frying pans can be difficult to remove. Aluminium foil can be used as a makeshift scrubber to tackle these stubborn spots. Wrush a sheet of foil into a ball and use it to rub the affected areas. The abrasive texture of foil helps remove dirt without scratching the surface of your kitchen utensils.
8. Preservation of steel wool pads
Steel wool pads are perfect for cleaning, but they tend to rust quickly when left wet. To extend their lifespan, wrap the pad in foil and store it in the freezer. The leaf prevents moisture from causing rust, while the cold temperature slows down the oxidation process, allowing your steel wool pads to be used for longer.
